Rougemont is an unspoilt traditional village in the valley of the Pays d’Enhaut, built by monks of the Cluniac order in 1080, where people have been farming the land and practising traditional mountain crafts for centuries. Their quality of life is reflected in the superbly built wooden chalets, adorned with flowers, decorated with mottoes, dated and signed just like works of art. The love is in the detail!
The local sports shop welcome
Chalet lounging
My absolute favourite chalet facade
Bits and pieces at the local brocante
Can't wait till this giant pot gets filled with red geraniums in spring
When old and simple is good
Beauty lies in the detail
A colourful neighbour saying hello
Off for a walk though the woods
Not a cloud in the sky
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